police chief bill scott wants officers to be allowed to live stream private security cameras with pre authorized the pool. now the proposal would give officers access to devices used by homeowners and businesses, including things like your doorbell cameras and you're shopping centre. surveillance cameras. they say the live footage would only be sought during special operations chief bill scott believes this will be a big boost to help for they're short-staffed department. the aclu, though, is among the opponents who are calling this plan police overreach. >> society where i can go to house of worship where i can go to a political protest. we're okay. go to a health care facility without constantly wondering who watching and who they can get that reporting, too. that's not a democracy. that's not an open society. >> well, as san francisco board of supervisors committee is expected to further consider their surveillance ripples on july. 26. >> it's an idea that if passed could set a precedent across the country. >> new numbers from the california department of public health show. they a

so bill scott, she is an advisor to the ukrainian government, and i asked her if russia could stop or ukraine could start russia from taking more territory in the don't bets reach. i think that victory a in russia victory lugens can finance it. so, you know, maybe we lost a bunch of but not dive where we now conducting a defending operations and it's the we need to go offensive and we need to get more of that. and that's what we expect to, to get our western allies. russia currently i managed to get see that and then you can listen chance and you sad and believe me. after a few months of barry had the very high thought from but to get just this small 2 towns, it's a not victory for them at all. and also the russians losses is extremely, extremely high, and they got more than 4000 people. but the losses for the ukrainian side or, or at least estimated to be much, much high. you're, are you seeing though that capturing cities like lucy, john hire? let's talk about what, what we know in terms of the cities. we know that the city of the c shanks has been taken by the russians. is it going

police chief bill scott believes these non city-owned cameras could help patrol officers since the department is understaffed. it would not be blanket authorization to take over private systems. look at them whenever you want. chief scott says live footage would be sought only during specific police operations range with prior approval say if there's going to be a parade, they could business owner along the route tap into their security system. the aclu and other opponents, though, are blasting this, calling it police overreach. >> a society where i can go to house of worship where i can go to a political protests, wrecking go to a health care facility without constantly wondering who watching and who they can get that reporting to. that's not a democracy. that's not an open society. >> san francisco board of supervisors committee is expected to discuss this surveillance proposal next tuesday. we'll keep you posted. ken. catherine, back to you. all right. thank you, grant. tonight, we're monitoring a fire burning in yuba county. firefighters are working to get control of. >> the winding fire.

so the police chief bill scott insists that these extra eyes in the sky could help them out. the ordinance under consideration would allow police, as you mentioned, to tap into thousands of private security cameras, both residential and business chief scott believes that this would be a big boost of help for they're short-staffed department. and if passed, this would only give them access to live footage for specific police operations. and with prior approval, the aclu, though, is among the opponents who are calling this plan a police overreach. >> a society where i can go to a house of worship where i can go to a political protests, wrecking go to a health care facility without constantly wondering who watching and who they can get that reporting to. that's not a democracy. that's not an open society. >> san francisco board of supervisors committee is expected to further consider this surveillance proposal on july. 26th in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. thank you so and now we're tracking a growing brush fire in the east bay. it's being called the flynn fire. it

they can't really stop accidents from happening, you know, the police have said well police chief bill scott brought this up at a police commission hearing a few months ago and he basically blamed it on a lack of staff and he said that the pandemic was a factor, you know for a time a lot fewer people. driving on the streets and that you know naturally led to a decrease in violations, but he's kind of blaming it on a lack of staff. it just seems that you know, the department has long maintained that they're that they're understaffed and i think last i you know heard they say they're 500 officers down. so that's seems to be what they say is the main factor. well, that doesn't seem good enough for a group of protesters. i understand called safe street rebel tell us what they're doing about the situation. yeah, well, you know they they are what other main focus focuses is to just kind of call attention to what they consider traffic violence. i mean we have we have had enough a number of sad incidents, you know in the past few months. for example, there was a very dangerous crash on fillmore. i'm

so the police chief bill scott insists that these extra eyes in the sky could help them out. nance under consideration would allow police to tap into thousands of private security cameras, both residential and business chief scott believes that this would be a big boost of help for their shortstop department. and if passed, this would only give them access to live footage for specific police operations and was prior approval. but the aclu is among the opponents who are calling this plan police overreach. >> a society where i can go to a house of worship where i can go to a political protests, wrecking go to a health care facility without constantly wondering who watching and who they can get that reporting to. that's not a democracy. that's not an open society. >> san francisco board of supervisors committee is expected to further consider that surveillance proposal on july. 26th live in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> thank you coming up next at 10, a homeless encampment in oakland is going to stay right where it is. why a federal judge is blocking caltrans fro

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black cap director of operations chapman says the club's owner spoke directly with police chief bill scott told of the policy change. any type of change is system is still there of like, why are you know, why is that police station? that's a block away from us not got our backs regardless. if there's player chapman says the club is given police additional numbers so they can be reached if this happens again, they're also installing a burglar alarm with the strobe light and siren on the outside of their building. >> so that the police station a block away. there's no way that they can. here at percy it. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news that's a lot of county where 4 people have died and 6 others were hurt after a car and an suv crashed into each other along highway 12 in real fish step. the cars collided between napa and fairfield. this is around 8 o'clock last night colliding head on really bad. and here's what the scene looked like so far. it's unclear what exactly caused the crash. police have not said whether drugs or alcohol were involved. there is no center divide on that road and there als

and san francisco police chief bill scott, he congratulated brooke jenkins in a tweet., i know, brooke, to be a person of principle and integrity. i wish her success and i'm looking forward to work working closely with her to ensure the safety and security of everyone san francisco. and mayor london breed is now at the podium and will go there live. >> good afternoon, everyone. i'm san francisco, mayor london breed and thank you all so much for joining us here today for my announcement of who the next district attorney for the city and county of san francisco will be. it. i know comes as no to a lot of you. but here we and we have i think an extraordinary woman who will take the helm of the da's office. ladies and gentleman, brooke jenkins. >> you know, san francisco has had some challenging times. we've been here before. we talk about what a resilient city we are. we lost a mayor. we have experienced a global pandemic. we have. seen 2 major recalls occur in our city. and i know that sometimes. there are people who may feel saddened and upset or hurt. by some of the sit

san francisco police chief bill scott congratulated brooke jenkins in a tweet. he said, i know, brooke, to be a person of principle and integrity. i wish you success and i'm looking forward to working closely with her to ensure the safety and security of everyone in san francisco. well, it's a scary day at a starbucks in the south bay after a car comes crashing in the santa clara county sheriff's office says 2 people were injured. kron four's dan thorn has more from cupertino. >> well, there's still a lot of cleanup that needs to happen here after that car smashed into the starbucks on homestead road around noon thursday. deputies telling us that 2 people that were hurt were inside at the time and it's still unclear what caused this crash in the first place. >> shattered glass and broken tables at a mangled starbucks in cupertino. the culprit, the driver of this dark blue bmw pictures showing the car park in the store front after a frightening crash injured. 2 people inside starbucks customer emmalyn reid says she heard the commotion around noon thursday a littl

surveillance cameras, police chief bill scott says he believes these non city own cameras could help officers since department is short staffed. it would not be blanket authorization to take over private system say, say chief scott says live video would only be sought during specific police operations arranged with prior approval. but opponents call it police overreach. we're going continue to monitor their meeting and we'll bring you the latest when it takes place. let's check on our 4 zone forecast on this tuesday. a live look outside. you see the skyline of san francisco there. the transamerica tower and the clouds behind it all. now we've been talking about the heat in other parts of the country and just how cool it's been right here. yeah, we've been fortunate so far. we've got that fog out there right now. >> and that has kept us nice and cool parts of the country. not so much, but that fog moving on shore again. so here we go. but things are going to be changing. i think in the short term it's going to see the temperatures heating up, especially inland where we could see some n

san francisco police chief bill scott congratulated brooke jenkins in a tweet. he said, i know, brooke, to be a person of principle and integrity. i wish her success and i'm looking forward to working closely with her to ensure the safety and security of everyone in san francisco. a scary day at a starbucks in the south bay after a car came crashing through the santa clara county sheriff's department says 2 people were injured. more than is live in cupertino tonight with the latest on exactly what happened here. dan. >> well, ken and still quite a scene here and still a quite a bit of cleanup. it's going to have to take place at this starbucks on homestead road here in cupertino. as you can see, a lot of broken glass here. some broken tables, couple of construction workers right now surveying the damage. they're going to have to be a boarding up this place here in just a short while. but we want to take you back to what happened around noon today. if you take a look at this video actually shows the blue bmw that smashed into storefront the driver was not injured

police chief bill scott says it would only be used during specific operations. some critics say the proposal is not necessary. >> in order to, quote, restore legitimacy and independence to the nation's highest court. a group of house democrats introduced a bill to set term limits for supreme court justices for how all this would work out. kron four's justine waltman is in our newsroom and she just talked with south bay congressman ro khanna, who is one of the sponsors of the bill just inc. >> well, the new associated press poll that just came out this week shows that 67% of americans support term limits or requiring justices to retire at a certain age. the supreme court 10, your establishment and retirement modernization act would allow the president to nominate a justice every 2 years in the first and 3rd years after a presidential election. the justices who have been on the court, the longest would then be moved to senior status. first. and if confirmed by the senate, each new justice was served for 18 years before retiring from regular active service. to that

police chief bill scott believes these non city owned cameras could help patrol officers noting his departmentshort staffed. it would not be blanket authorization to take over these private systems. chief scott says live footage would be sought only during specific police operations arranged with prior approval. however, opponents call it police overreach. now to the latest on the bay area's monkeypox outbreak. san francisco county continues to see a spike in cases. city officials say there are now 222. >> confirmed cases in the city. alameda county trailing behind with 50 cases santa clara county reporting. 39 cases today, san francisco general hospital's monkeypox vaccine clinic is closed today because it right out of vaccines. >> it reopened last week after getting more doses. but many people we've spoken with say they waited for hours to get the shot and some say despite waiting a long time, they weren't even able to get vaccinated because the clinic only administers a certain amount of vaccines each day and they run out as of general gave out 550 doses yesterday. san francisco's departmen

black cat director of operations chapman says the club's owner spoke directly with police chief bill scott and was told that the policy change the police chiefs. >> is behind i mean, we believe it really nice. we believe he's a supporter of what we do here. so we hope that helps us and the community chapman says the club is given police additional numbers so they can be reached if this happens again, >> they're also installing a burglar alarm with the strobe light and siren on the outside of their building. >> so that the police station a block away. there's no way that they can. here at percy it. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news coming up. we have the latest on a deadly head-on crash in the delta. 4 people killed including members of a family on vacation. flood waters lead devastation in kentucky with the governor warning the death toll will likely climb even higher. we'll show you the damage. >> and the u.s. economy is heading in the wrong direction. how president biden is trying to get the country back on track. when we make decisions to better ourselves, we can better the forests, too. like

black cap director of operations chapman says the club's owner spoke directly with police chief bill scott and was told of the policy change. any type of change is good. you know, it's still the system is still there of like, why are you know, why is that police station? that's a block away from us not got our backs regardless. if there's player chapman says the club is given police additional numbers so they can be reached if this happens again, they're also installing a burglar alarm with the strobe light and siren on the outside of their building. >> so that the police station a block away. there's no way that they can. here at percy it. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news. well, san francisco has announced that transfers and discharge is at laguna honda hospital are going to be pause. the news comes as city and hospital officials requested the transfer now to stop the hospital transfers after 4 of the 56 patients discharged. i laguna honda officials are blaming there cause of death on trauma from moving to different health care facilities. the hospital is currently in danger of shutting down af

police chief bill scott who believes these non city own cameras could help patrol officers since the department is so short staffed. they have chief scott who says lightfoot is would be sought only during specific police operations range with prior approval. but opponents call it police overreach. we're going to bring you the latest on that meeting right here. a kron. 4 news. also happening today, oakland community leaders plan to announce a $7500 reward for any information that can lead to an arrest and the deadly shooting of con patrick feng. a fun was shot and killed on sunday. the 17th on 13th avenue. this is surveillance video you're looking at right now shows 2 men walking up to funk's car. they opened the door she would have and they run away. oakland police say the men were trying to rob feng and the police department is offering a reward of up to $12,500 for any information that leads to an arrest. the additional reward is also coming from oakland, chinatown, chamber of commerce. they're going hold a press conference at 10, 30 at pacific renaissance plaza to discuss that rew

police chief bill scott says he believes these non sity own cameras could help patrol officers since department is short staffed. it would not be a blanket authorization to take over private systems. chief scott says live video would be sought only during specific police operations are arranged with prior approval. but opponents call it police overreach. this proposal could be adopted by other cities and police departments across the country. we'll bring you the latest on that meeting tomorrow here on kron. 4 news. >> in the north bay, the marin county sheriff's office has identified the man killed in a shooting in marin city. investigators say they found michael r arthur rogers, the second from oakland dead inside of a car with gunshot wounds. this happened near cole drive at golden gate village over the weekend. witnesses say that rogers was visiting his mother when someone shot him. 2 others were injured and they are expected to survive. deputies did recover a gun and a person of interest has been identified but no arrests have been made. >> now to our coronavirus coverage 2 weeks

speakers included police chief bill scott.he san francisco marathon returned today so expect several road closures throughout the city. it starts in about 10 minutes, the race at 5:30 on mission street. there are multiple categories, including a special program for those with disabilities. it is the first marathon in the state that will allow runners -- to register as non-binary. we need to know what the weather will be like for everyone out there right now. lisa: it is pretty quiet. it is cloudy. we do not have drizzle. temperatures in the low 50's. i wouldn't know. i'm not a runner. jobina: [laughter] lisa: nice and cool for them. clouds have been with us. looking at live doppler 7, along the coast from mount tam all the way down to santa cruz and over into oakland and the east bay, just about 5 -- as we look at our smoke forecast, the impacts here throughout the day from the sierra nevada, the foothills, the mountains into lake tahoe certainly with the haze from the fire that continues to rage, and as we take this through t

san francisco police chief bill scott and the police officers association, both praising jenkins appointment calling her a qualified competent and compassionate prosecutor. is san francisco excuse me? chase a beating. now responding to the new da appointment that statement reading, quote, it's been my honor to serve as san francisco's da as we work for a safer and more just city. he goes on to say i'm proud of the work we did to serve victims and to bring much needed reforms and accountability to our justice system. this is the work i will continue in the months and years ahead. that statement goes on to read. i've reached out to brooke jenkins to offer any assistance i can provide and ensuring a smooth transition. he says i am tremendously humbled by the strong talented team. my administration is built which will continue to serve san franciscans. that meeting could run again for the d a position in november. it's not clear yet if he pill do so. all right. top story this afternoon, world leaders expressing shock and outrage after the assassination of former president prime minister bay. san

and plenty of fun and games for kids guest speakers included mayor london breed and police chief bill scottweather for a block party really anything you want to do outside. yeah. i mean we'll have that again tomorrow the coast day is pretty cool inland. we saw that warm weather and that fog will greet us all first thing tomorrow morning. we'll take you outside. here's a live look from sutro tower. you can barely see the top of salesforce right now glowing off in the distance as that marine layer has taken over the entire city, and it's pressing inland as we speak so that fog is surging right now. we'll see some drizzle along the coastline first thing tomorrow morning again tomorrow lots of sign except along the immediate cosine will be cloudy for most of the day a typical range of temperatures 50 60s close to the coast but 80s and 90s as you head inland air quality remains good today and for the foreseeable future out there right now cooling off into the 50s with that fog or we've yet to see that marine influence inland. we're still in the 60s and 70s at this hour. here's live doppler 7 alo

police chief bill scott tweeting his congratulations, saint, quote, "i know her to be a person of principles and integrity. i wish for success and i am looking forward to work with her to ensure the safety and security of everyone in san francisco." the police officers association says, quote, "we urge miss jenkins to hold criminal offenders accountable, provide compassion for those in the criminal justice system who need and deserve it, and assist crime victims seeking justice." on the news at 4:00, i spoke with our insider phil matier about who jenkins is, and why her numeral is in closely-watched. >> a homicide prosecutor born in san francisco, and as you will find out, she can be very personable. very easy to talk to. people in the defense and prosecuting side in the bar today, they both had praise for her and said it was a smart but in that we will see. also this will be watched by the rest of the country as well, because san francisco has become the forefront first of judiciary reform through kamala harris, and george gascon and now, it is going to be perceived by the rest of the count

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guest speakers included police chief bill scott. lisa argen is here with our forecast.s going on? lisa: we've been in this weather pattern -- it's going to be a month of low clouds and fog. nice temperatures and nothing too hot. the extremes not with us. we are concerned about the fires to the east of us, especially in yosemite where we could see or maybe smell the impacts as we get into monday as the smoke travels aloft and we get a wind shift in the high-pressure ridge. showing you this pattern because the low clouds and fog off the coast -- there is an area of low pressure to the north and west and we have that monsoonal moisture being steered by an area of high pressure to the south and east of us. that expands and the low drifts away. some of that smoke may be drifting into the bay area. you can pick out the plume here from the southern sierra and low cloud deck allowing for the cold start and drizzly start in some areas. a little circulation offshore, we are getting clearing on top of mount tam by the airport. that will continue for the next few hours. another van

police chief bill scott believes these privately owned cameras could help patrol officers since the department is short. staffed would allow the police to access these both in real time meeting allowing live monitoring what's happening on the street. >> and access large amounts of historical footage. chief scott says live footage will be sought only during specific police operations range with prior approval. but look 100 t an attorney with the electronic frontier foundation says police will be overstepping and it's unnecessary. we think that it's serious invasion of her privacy and civil liberties. we think it will seriously harm and further increased policing and incarceration. but there's been very little specific examples of how. >> getting live access to a camera that faces the street but actually help the police solve any of these problems any more than any of the other tools. very have the san francisco board of supervisors held public comment on the ordinance monday. >> rott he says people were vocal in over 40 people in the community came out to express their opposition to the policy.

black cap director of operations chapman says the club's owner spoke directly with police chief bill scott told of the policy change. any type of change is good. you know, it's still the system is still there of like, why are you know, why is that police station? that's a block away from us. not got our backs regardless of those opposing player. chapman says the club is given police additional numbers so they can be reached if this happens again, they're also installing a burglar alarm with the strobe light and siren on the outside of their building. >> so that the police station a block away. there's no way that they can. here at percy it. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news, a bart employee found a dead body on a train around 2 o'clock. this morning, the discovery led authorities to close the berryessa station. park officials say when officers arrived, the man was unresponsive with no pulse. in a statement, part officials say there was drug paraphernalia in his on and there were no signs of foul play. officers began rendering medical aid and narcan was administered the various it station was clos

police chief bill scott believes these privately owned cameras could help patrol officers since the departmentffed would allow the police to access these both in real time meeting allowing live monitoring what's happening on the street. >> and access large amounts of historical footage. chief scott says live footage will be sought only during specific police operations range with prior approval. but look 100 t an attorney with the electronic frontier foundation says police will be overstepping and it's unnecessary. we think that is serious invasion of her privacy and civil liberties. we think it will seriously harm and further increased policing and incarceration. but there's been very little specific examples of how. >> getting live access to a camera that faces the street would actually help the police solve any of these problems any more than any of the other tools. very have the san francisco board of supervisors held public comment on the ordinance monday. >> rott he says people were vocal in over 40 people in the community came out to express their opposition to the policy. i asked for i

police chief bill scott believes these non city own cameras could help patrol officer since the department is short-staffed. it would not be blanket authorization to take over private systems. chief scott says live video would only be sought during specific police operations arrange with prior approval. but opponents are calling it police overreach. we will bring you the latest after the meeting tomorrow right here on kron. 4. new tonight at 8 o'clock, a jury is ordering the city of oakland to pay former police chief anne kirkpatrick. 1.5 million dollars. kirkpatrick had sued the city saying she was fired in retaliation for blowing the whistle on wrongdoing at the oakland police commission, the payment will cover one year of kirkpatrick salary. plus, attorneys fees and other litigation costs as part of the settlement. the city denies any wrongdoing. kirkpatrick says she hopes this agreement is a signal to all who are witnesses to misconduct, especially those in law enforcement to not stay silent. the oakland city council will vote publicly on the settlement tomorrow. >> another big story w

police chief bill scott says it would only be used during specific operations, but some critics say this proposal is not even necessary. >> we think that it's serious invasion of her privacy and civil liberties. we think it will seriously harm and further increased policing and incarceration. but there's been very little specific examples of how getting live access to a camera that faces the street but actually help the police solve any of these problems any more than any of the other tools, their rehab. >> the san francisco board of supervisors was scheduled to talk about this proposal last night, but it was postponed. now, there will not be a decision on this until september at the earliest. president biden has tested negative for covid-19. he spoke from the white house rose garden today praising his administration's work in cutting down covid deaths. kron 4 noelle bellow joins us here now live with more on just how far we've come in. the fight against covid-19. thanks for joining us. of course, just seen, you know, we've actually come a long way in terms of treatment. that's the word

black cat director of operations chapman says the club's owner spoke directly with police chief bill scott and was told that the policy change the police chiefs. >> is behind i mean, we believe he's a really nice. we believe he's a supporter of what we do here. so we hope that helps us and the community chapman says the club is given police additional numbers so they can be reached if this happens again, >> they're also installing a burglar alarm with the strobe light and siren on the outside of their building. >> so that the police station a block away. there's no way that they can. here at percy it. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news. on the peninsula. 11 year-old boy was arrested for starting a fire in pacifica. that fire broke out yesterday on the roberts road. and that the pacifica state beach, right by that. and when crews got there will 11 yeartold came up to them and said, yeah, he was using fireworks and was responsible for the blaze. the 11 year-old was arrested later released. no major damage was reported from this particular fire. the oak fire near yosemite has now burned more than 19,

san francisco's police chief bill scott congratulated book jenkins in a tweet. he said i know, brooke, to be a person of principle and integrity. >> i wish her success and looking forward to working closely with her to ensure the safety and the security of everyone in san francisco. a scary day at a starbucks in the south bay after a car crashed through the windows. the santa clara county sheriff's office says 2 people were injured. kron four's dan thorn has more. >> well, there's still a lot of cleanup that needs to happen here after that car smashed into the starbucks on homestead road around noon thursday. deputies telling us that 2 people that were hurt were inside at the time and it's still unclear what caused this crash in the first place. shattered glass and broken tables at a mangled starbucks in cupertino. >> the culprit, the driver of this dark blue bmw pictures showing the car park in the store front after a frightening crash injured. 2 people inside starbucks customer emmalyn reid says she heard the commotion around noon thursday a little shocked, ri

police chief bill scott says he believes these non city own cameras could help officers since the department is short staffed. it would not be blanket authorization to take over private systems. chief scott says live video would be sought only during specific police operations arranged with prior approval. but opponents call it police overreach. this proposal could be adopted by other cities and police departments across the country. we'll bring you the latest on the meeting tomorrow here on kron. 4 news now to our wildfire coverage and the oak fire burning along the sierra foothills has now grown to over 17,000 acres. cal fire announced this evening that containment. >> now stands at 16%. the wildfire started on frid y and mariposa county with flames running through bone-dry vegetation. more than 6,000 people are under evacuation orders according to cal fire. this fire has destroyed 10 structures. firefighters are attacking the flames with aircraft dozers and more than 2600 personnel coming up at 10:30pm, tonight, we will have a live report from mariposa county, the fires and just putting f

the police chief bill scott believes that this non city owned camera system could really help patrolzation. by the way, to take over private systems. chief scott says live footage would be sought only during specific police operations arrange with prior approval. but opponents say it's police overreach. >> 5.49 is the time and a bill to make daylight saving time permanent. here in the u.s. is starting to dim in the house is just not a priority. apparently is. the house says it's dealing with inflation and mass shootings in abortion and marriage equality. the idea gained new momentum back in march when the senate approved the sunshine protection act, which would give us an extra hour of daylight in the fall and in the winter. lot of folks pushing for this. the bill, in fact, has bipartisan support. but apparently is back on the back burner again. foreclosures are on the rise here in the bay area. kron four's justin campbell takes a look at the latest numbers and what's behind them? >> there's a 90% jump in foreclosures in the bay area since last year. while you never like to see a jum

black cat director of operations chapman says the club's owner spoke directly with police chief bill scott and was told of the policy change. any type of change is good. you know, it's still the system is still there of like, why are you know, why is that police station? that's a block away from us not got our backs regardless of those opposing player. chapman says the club is given police additional numbers so they can be reached if this happens again, they're also installing a burglar alarm, but the strobe light and siren on the outside of their building. >> so that the police station a block away, there's no way that they can. here at percy it. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news. we have some breaking news out of the north bay where one person was shot and killed by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy. it happened earlier today on thomas road in a very remote part of the town of geyserville. the sheriff's office has released very little information, including what led up to the shooting. and if there are any other injuries. but they are promising to release more details soon. and we will let you k

yeah, i nasa director bill scott describe it when they unveil the picture. size of the piece of sky. they trained the telescope on. and this is the image they saw a while. so they zoomed into the sand. yes, and all of these galaxies, not just ours but galaxies. and that kind of gives you an idea how many galaxies are out there. if in a speck of a grain of this is the way that bit that patch of >> in there to create that picture, what and that shows you how strong that that was power is. yeah, it's amazing. it's a it is a engineering feat of historic proportions. is this the most technical technology advance thing? humans have ever created? and if we can see it, then what? so we can see so then what can we do something for? you are so unimpressed. firefighters in after just for wildfire season. why officials say it's important to follow evacuation notices. >> and we're also following the latest out of toledo to some sad news. there were a man drowned over the weekend at lake berryessa. we'll talk about how his loved ones are remembering him this morning. and

police chief bill scott believes that these non city-owned cameras could help patrol officers since the department is short staffed, it would not be blanket authorization to take over private systems. chief scott says that live video would be sought only during specific police operations arrange with prior approval. but opponents are calling it police overreach. in the east bay. a man is dead after a house caught on fire in antioch. the fire started around 8 last night at home on serpentine drive near how light way it's near harbor park. a firefighter told us another resident managed to get out. okay. no word yet on how the fire started or the name of the victim. pictures that surfaced of a car flying a confederate flag at this nomar racetrack. the act is against the raceway's policies and now advocates are asking how serious the raceway has been about banning the stars and bars. first charles clifford has details. and the response from the community. >> this past friday, saturday and sunday there was an n h r a our national hot rod association event here at the sonoma raceway. unfortun

department aimed at keeping tabs on crime has some privacy experts a little nervous police chief bill scotts officers to be able to use live stream private security cameras with pre authorized approval to solve crimes. the proposal would give officers access to devices used by homeowners and businesses. so, for your doorbell camera or shopping centre, surveillance cameras, they say that this live footage would only be used in special operations and with approval. chief scott believes that it would be a big help if they were able to use that. the aclu, though, is among those who are calling this plan, police overreach. >> the society where i can go to a house of worship where i can go to a political protests, wrecking go to a health care facility without constantly wondering who watching and who they can get that reporting, too. that's not a democracy. that's not an open society. >> a committee for the san francisco board of supervisors is approving are going to look at approving this and considering the plan on july. 26 and then if that's passed, then it could set a precedent and other area

committee has been listening to public comment from both opponents and supporters and the police chief bill scotthanges to the policy would strike a balance between public safety and privacy. the changes that you mentioned, i think both safeguard the constitutional rights and privacy that we all i want to safeguard but also put guard rails in place. more responsible use of surveillance. do technology to really address some of the criminal and crime issues in our city and protect bar scale public events. and if the policy changes approved by the rules committee, it would go before the full board for a vote. the areas where thunderstorms could pop locally tonight. the forecast is coming up. let's go to ktvu is heather holmes. now with a look at some of the stories we are working on for the seven o'clock news over on ktvu. plus julie. thank you. we're going to check in with cal fire for an update on the conditions near yosemite, and we'll also look at how smoke from the fire is affecting us right here at home. and here's another reason that you might want to pack line the ongoing issues facing the a

police chief bill scott says changes to the policy would strike a balance between public safety and privacy. changes that you mentioned. i think of safeguard the constitutional rights and privacy that we all i want to safeguard but also put guard rails in place. more responsible use of surveillance. do. technology to really address some of the criminal and crime issues in our city and protect bar scale public events. if the policy changes approved by the rules committee, it will go before the full board for a vote. members of the san francisco branch of the akp have now joined the call for school board member and shoot to resign . they voted unanimously to call for her immediate resignation after the akp's executive board last week met with her. she ignited a firestorm earlier this month by saying unstable family environments hinder the educational progress of black and brown students. the naacp issued this statement saying quote her comments indicate a profound disconnect between shoe and the black community and blame the effects of systemic racism on the targets of that racism. los angele

police chief bill scott says this would only be done during specific operations, but some critics say's not necessary. >> we think that it's serious invasion of her privacy and civil liberties. we think it will seriously harm and further increased policing and incarceration. but there's been very little specific examples of how getting live access to a camera that faces the street but actually help the police solve any of these problems any more than any of the other tools. there you have the san francisco board of supervisors was originally going to talk about this plan last night, but they postponed it. so now there's going to be no decision and till september at the earliest. >> a warning for people in pacifica this morning after a mountain lion was seen near norfolk drive. and lewis lane. it happened early monday morning. well, a man was out walking his dog when he came across the big cat. he told police that he raised his hands and made loud noises and the animal ran away. police are now reminding people that pacifica is mountain line territory and you should keep an eye on your

department is aimed at keeping tabs on crime and it has privacy experts concerned police chief bill scottable to use live stream private security cameras with pre authorized approval. this plan would get officers access to devices that are used by homeowners and businesses. doorbell cams, shopping centre, surveillance cameras. they say this live footage could be very helpful during special operations. the chief believes it will be a big step shoring up the short-staffed department. but the aclu has some concerns that this police overreach. >> the society where i can go to house of worship where i can go to a political protest. we're okay. go to a health care facility without constantly wondering who watching and who they can get that reporting, too. that's not a democracy. that's not an open society. >> a san francisco board of supervisors committee is expected to further consider this surveillance proposal on july. 26 and if passed, it could spread to other areas around the country. >> and just ahead, oakland police releasing a video of a police releasing a video of a weekend shooting th

police chief bill scott says they would only be used during specific operations, but some critics sayposals just not necessary. >> we think that it's serious invasion of her privacy and civil liberties. we think it will seriously harm and further increased policing and incarceration. but there's been very little specific examples of how getting live access to a camera that faces the street but actually help the police solve any of these problems any more than any of the other tools. very half. >> the san francisco board of supervisors was originally scheduled to talk about the proposal last night, but that was postponed. now, there won't be a decision o the proposal until september at the earliest. in national news, police staffing shortages taking a toll on officers all across the country. the president of san francisco's police officers association gave her perspective on the challenges. dray clark has that report. >> they feel tired, to the breaking point. there's a lot of morale issues. it's all goes back to the staffing shortage. so many people left our department that it's not u

surveillance cameras, police chief bill scott believes that these non city own cameras could help his patrol officers noting his department is short staffed. it would not be blanket authorization for police to be able to take over private systems. chief scott says live footage would be sought only during specific police operations after officers have gotten prior approval. but opponents call this whole thing. police overreach. the proposal could be adopted by other cities and police departments across the country. we'll bring you the latest on tomorrow's board meeting about the issue. in the north bay. we are learning new details tonight about a deadly shooting in marine city. >> kron four's theresa stasi reports a victim has been identified as an oakland resident who is visiting their mother when he was killed. >> it's a very populated area and there a lot of gunfire. so and that's what the 9-1-1 caller said when they initially called that they wrapping rapid gunfire and a lot a violent sunday morning in marine city shook neighbors and now marin county sheriff's deputies are working

police chief bill scott says changes to the policy would strike a balance between public safety and privacy. changes that you mentioned. i think of safeguard the constitutional rights and privacy that we all want to safeguard but also put guardrails in place. more responsible use of surveillance. do. technology to really address some of the criminal and crime issues in our city and protect bar scale public events. if the policy change is approved by the rules committee, it will go before the full board for a vote . gunshots were fired right inside the dallas love field airport this morning, dallas police say 37 year old porsche oda fuwa was dropped off at the airport this morning. they say she changed her clothes in a restroom and then came out holding a handgun. authorities say she fired several shots into the ceiling before officers shot her in the leg. she was taken to hospital, but her condition not known tonight the terminal was evacuated in. police say no one else was hurt, ensure that our community knows that this is not an active situation. we want to make sure our community knows t

police chief bill scott believes these privately owned cameras could help patrol officers since the department is short. staffed would allow the police to access these both in real time meeting allowing live monitoring what's happening on the street. >> and access large amounts of historical footage. chief scott says live footage will be sought only during specific police operations range with prior approval. but look 100 t an attorney with the electronic frontier foundation says police will be overstepping and it's unnecessary. we think that it's serious invasion of her privacy and civil liberties. we think it will seriously harm and further increased policing and incarceration. but there's been very little specific examples of how. >> getting live access to a camera that faces the street but actually help the police solve any of these problems any more than any of the other tools. very have the san francisco board of supervisors held public comment on the ordinance monday. >> rott he says people were vocal in over 40 people in the community came out to express their opposition to the policy.

police chief bill scott believes these non city owned cameras could help patrol officers since the department is short staffed. it would not be blanket authorization to take over private systems, though. chief scott says live footage would be sought only during specific police operations arranged with prior approval. however, opponents call this police overreach. today's supervisors meeting is set for 02:00pm. new at noon pictures have surfaced of a car flying a confederate flag at the sonoma race track. the act is against the raceway's policy and now advocates are asking how serious the raceway as ben about banning the stars and bars. kron four's charles clifford is there now. he has response from the community. charles. >> well, this past friday, saturday and sunday, there was an nhra or national hot rod association event here at the sonoma raceway. unfortunately, somebody driving by noticed that out in the crowd of people attending the event someone was flying a confederate flag, something the raceway does not allow. the naacp of santa rosa sonoma says that this past weekend they received

police chief bill scott says we would only be used or in specific operations, but some critics say thet necessary. >> i think that it's serious invasion of her privacy and civil liberties. we think it will seriously harm and further increased policing and incarceration. but there's been very little specific examples of how getting live access to a camera that faces the street would actually help the police solve any of these problems any more than any of the other tools. there you have >> the san francisco board of supervisors was originally scheduled to talk about the proposal last night, but that was postponed. now, there will not be a decision on the proposal until september at the earliest. >> a 36 is the time and not only did dave chappelle play in santa rosa last night, but he's got 2 more shows even though people have been clamoring for him to be picked canceled. we'll tell you what the lgbt community has to say about that. >> and we are seeing some cloud cover still hanging out over sfo, but also some here's the brightness right through the clouds. temperatures 70's to 80's tod

black cat director of operations chapman says the club's owner spoke directly with police chief bill scott was told of the policy change. any type of change is good. you know, still the system is still there of like, why are you know, why is that police station? that's a block away from us not got our backs regardless. if there's player chapman says the club is given police additional numbers so they can be reached if this happens again, they're also installing a burglar alarm with the strobe light and siren on the outside of their building. >> so that the police station a block away. there's no way that they can. here at percy it. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news, a bart employee found a body on a train around 2 o'clock this morning. the discovery cause the berryessa station to be shut down. bart officials say when officers arrived, the man was unresponsive and had no pulse. in a statement, bart officials say there was drug paraphernalia in his possession and there were no signs of foul play. officers began rendering medical aid and narcan was administered. the very edge berryessa station was s

police chief bill scott tweeted out this message of support, saying, i know brooke to be a person of principle and integrity. i wish her success and i'm looking forward to working closely with her to ensure the safety and security. of everyone in san francisco and supervisor catherine stephanie tweeted this past june, san franciscans chose to prioritize safety and security over excuses and slogans. i'm thrilled to congratulate brooke jenkins on her appointment, and i know she will do everything she can to make san francisco safer for all. supervisor stephanie was among those said to be considered for that position. breaking news in japan tonight where that country's former prime minister has been shot. shinzo abe was shot during a campaign speech in western japan and rushed to a hospital. reports say a babe is in heart failure in japan officials sometimes use that term heart failure to describe situations where victims are no longer alive, but have not been formally declared dead. so far, though, it's unclear exactly how serious abe's injuries are. this attack came as a shock in the

police chief bill scott says that this would only be the case in specific operations and with prior approvaltics say that it's not necessary. >> we think that it's serious invasion of her privacy and civil liberties. we think it will seriously harm and further increased policing and incarceration. but there's been very little specific examples of how getting live access to a camera that faces the street but actually help the police solve any of these problems any more than any of the other tools. very have. >> the board of supervisors was originally set to talk about this last night, but that was postponed. there's not going to be decision now until september at the earliest. >> the federal student loan payment pause may be extended once again. you have reports from bloomberg state. president biden is considering extending that moratorium for a few more months or even until next summer student loan payments were expected to restart on august 31st. but student loan processor say the department of education told him to hold off on sending out billing statements. the president is reportedly sti